http://consequenceofsound.net/2015/0...fortably-loud/
In other news that will surprise no one who knows about the loudness wars, Metallica's Death Magnetic is the loudest of them all
https://classicrock.teamrock.com/new...doesn-t-matter
Quote:
“1989 hits a dynamic range of six — DR6 — meaning it’s been crushed to the point where the noticeable difference between the high and low ends is greatly reduced. Back in Black clocks in at DR12, while Bollocks, Spades, and The Black Album all hit DR11.”
“1989 hits a dynamic range of six — DR6 — meaning it’s been crushed to the point where the noticeable difference between the high and low ends is greatly reduced. Back in Black clocks in at DR12, while Bollocks, Spades, and The Black Album all hit DR11.”
In other news that will surprise no one who knows about the loudness wars, Metallica's Death Magnetic is the loudest of them all
https://classicrock.teamrock.com/new...doesn-t-matter
